1. Fundamental principles: adhesion and compatibility
One of the engineer's primary concerns when designing the repair of a concrete structure is to optimize the bond generated between the filler material and the original concrete, especially with regard to the durability of the bond. This requires a good understanding of the forces involved when contact occurs between two phases. And these forces are ultimately reduced (with the exception of purely mechanical forces, which are the subject of macroscopic study) to molecular interactions, of a physico-chemical nature .
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Standards and norms
- Products and systems for the protection and repair of concrete structures – Definitions – Requirements – Quality control and evaluation of conformity, CEN, Brussels. - EN 1504-10 - 2003
- Guide for Evaluation of Concrete Structures before Rehabilitation, Committee 364 Rehabilitation, American Concrete Institute, Detroit (MI), USA, 22 p. - ACI 364.1-R07 - 2007
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